Committees responsible
Foreword
Specification
1 Scope
2 Definitions and abbreviations
3 General
4 Connection
5 Physical interface
6 Call control signal
7 Marking
8 Information to be provided by the supplier
Appendices
A Test procedures
B Encoding information
C Recommended procedures for control of jitter and
   wander
D Rationale for the derivation of the output jitter
   requirement
E Connection characteristics for indirect connection to
   the 2048 kbit/s service
F Illustration of the interpretation of figure 6
Tables
1 Limits for maximum peak-to-peak jitter
2 Minimum return loss
3 Output jitter requirements clauses: planning
   exemption categories as related to declared output
   signal timing as required by 8.1.7
4 Rejecting and clearing causes
5 Character coding
Figures
1 Input jitter tolerance
2 Generalized DASS 2 call control procedures
3 Outline of generalized DASS 2 call control protocol
   showing the sequences of messages between the call
   originating apparatus and the network and call
   terminating apparatus and the network, for call set-
   up
4 Outline of generalized DASS 2 call control protocol
   showing the sequences of messages between the call
   originating apparatus and the network and call
   terminating apparatus and the network, for service
   swap, call clearance (calling party clears), and call
   clearance (called party clears)
5 Mask of the pulse at the 2048 kbit/s interface
6 Call control message signalling sequences relating to
   circuit switched connections
7 Call control message signalling sequences for tie-
   line connections